Canada’s geospatial sector is moving into execution. What was once treated as a supporting capability is now being positioned as core infrastructure. Across government, industry, and academia, this shift is no longer theoretical. It is […]
In the first and the second articles of this series, we explored what CSRS modernization is and why reference systems eventually need to change. The rationale for modernization was that measurement technology improves, systems age, […]
As climate patterns shift, Canada’s wildfire season is growing longer and more severe. After devastating seasons in 2023, 2024, and 2025, provinces are ramping up preparedness efforts. With ongoing drought in northwestern regions and a […]
Teaching drones to think: UVic’s AI-powered aerial mapping system ‘Avoid the honk’: Interactive map helps Waterloo students stay away from Canada geese 33 glacial lakes hidden under the Canadian Arctic mapped Saab dangles sovereign data […]
K2 Geospatial Joins GeoIgnite 2026 as Silver Partner to Advance Digital Sovereignty in Canada’s Geospatial Ecosystem Montreal, Canada, April 2026 K2 Geospatial, a Canadian leader in geospatial technology and geographic information systems (GIS), has announced […]
Canada is one of the most complex geospatial environments in the world—spanning provinces, territories, Indigenous lands, and sectors that don’t always connect easily. It also covers vast and varied terrain, from coastlines and inland waters […]
Industrial logging expansion and the end of roadless protection The data bottleneck for physical AI Open source satellite damage mapping in conflict zones Blue Marble and Avenza connect field and office workflows Mapping and naming […]
Geoffrey Hinton: “If we don’t have AI regulations, we’re going to be in terrible trouble.” Toronto-based Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton, widely regarded as the godfather of artificial intelligence, clearly stated this at the CIC National […]